Timmy,Keep up the great work.I would love to see a pic sometime.Regards Mark

  

Thanks everyone for the help I got the back window in by unloosing the rear track

Mark I did just that and I got the window in. what I did on the rollers I put the clips on them and put them on the track of the window and lined the regulator up and just pushed them on and it worked now I have to work on the back window.

Timmy,This might help.If you leave the middle bolt on the vent window and tilt it back towards rear of car using the bolt as a pivot and tilt the front of the  door glass down they should go in together and then attach the glass to the regulator.If you pull the clip partially out of the roller the stud should go right in and then push the clip back in to hold the roller on the stud.Maybe this helps?Hope so.Regards Mark

  

When I first put the vent window in I had to tilt the window and track just to get it in ther it was tough how would you do that once the window was in there?

Timmy,

The track must be unbolted from the car before putting the glass into the opening.On the door,the vertical piece that holds the vent window has to be removed and replaced after the glass is in place.On a two door car,the rear glass track has to be unbolted from the car nd then the glass put in the opening.Its held in place by one and possibly two bolts.Not a real easy job,but it's doable.

 

Paul,

Boonville,MO

So my question is when I go to slide the window in from the top of the door the tracks are in the way. How do you navigate the new glass on to the trackaaaa.

Yes he put the metal on to the glass that the roolers fit in to

Hello Timmy,Did you get the glass shop to install the  metal piece that the rollers fit into?They have a special either tape or adhesive so that track stays on the glass.If not talk the glass and track back  to shop that cut your glass.Regards Mark

  

I got windows made but I was wondering how to start them on the tracks. I am replacing passenger windows front and back and I can't start them on the track. thanks